Care of a Foley Catheter
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1 Care of a Foley Catheter A Foley catheter is a tube that is put into the bladder to drain urine out of the body. A Foley catheter can stay in the bladder for hours or weeks. Having the catheter put in 1. You will be asked to lie down. 2. The nurse will clean the skin around the opening where urine comes out of your body. 3. The catheter is put into the opening and gently pushed into your bladder. 4. When the catheter reaches the bladder, a small balloon at the tip is filled with sterile water. The balloon holds the catheter in place to keep it from coming out of the bladder. 5. The catheter is connected to a bag that will collect your urine. 6. The bag is attached to your bed or clothing. Care while you have the catheter Wash your hands with soap and water before and after caring for your catheter. Clean the skin around the catheter each day and after every bowel movement. Always wash away from where the catheter enters the body. Females should always wash from their front to the back. Males should always wash from the tip of the penis down and to their backside. 1
2 Qksyh dsfksvj dh ns[khkky Qksyh dsfksvj,d uyh gksrh gs ftls kjhj ls ew= ckgj fudkyus ds fy, ew=k k; esa yxk;k tkrk gsa Qksyh dsfksvj?kavksa ;k g rksa rd ew=k k; esa yxk jg ldrk gsa dsfksvj yxokuk 1. vkils ysv tkus dks dgk tk,xka 2. vkids kjhj ds ftl LFkku ls ew= ckgj fudyrk gs ml eqgkus ds vklikl dh Ropk dks ulz lkq djsxk@djsxha 3. dsfksvj dks eqgkus esa yxk;k tkrk gs vksj gyds ls vkids ew=k k; esa /kdsy fn;k tkrk gsa 4. dsfksvj tc ew=k k; rd igqap tkrk gs] rks mlds Nksj ij,d NksVs xqcckjs dks dhvk.kqjfgr ikuh ls Hkj fn;k tkrk gsa xqcckjk dsfksvj dks vius LFkku ij j[krk gs vksj ew=k k; ls ckgj ugha vkus nsrka 5. dsfksvj,d FkSys ls tqm+k gksrk gs ftlesa vkidk ew=,d= gksrk gsa 6. FkSyk vkids iyax ;k dim+ksa ls tqm+k gksrk gsa dsfksvj yxk gksus ij ns[khkky vius dsfksvj dh ns[khkky djus ls igys vksj ckn esa vius gkfk lkcqu vksj ikuh ls /kks,aa dsfksvj ds vklikl dh Ropk dks jkst vksj gj ckj ey R;kx djus ds ckn lkq djsaa ftl LFkku ls dsfksvj kjhj esa izos k djrk gs ges kk mlls ckgj dh fn kk esa /kks,aa efgykvksa dks ges kk vius lkeus ls ihns dh vksj /kksuk pkfg,a iq# kksa dks ges kk vius fyax ds kh kz ls uhps vksj vius ihns dh vksj /kksuk pkfg,a Care of a Foley Catheter. Hindi. 1
3 Keep the urine bag below waist level to prevent urine from flowing back into your bladder from the tubing and urine bag. Backflow of urine can cause an infection. Wear cotton underwear to allow for air flow and drying in your genital area. Boxer shorts are often more comfortable to wear for both men and women. Drink at least 8 glasses of water or other liquids each day. Avoid drinks with caeine, such as tea, coee and colas. Do not pull on the tubing. Do not step on the tubing when walking. You may want to clip or pin the tubing to your clothing. Make sure the safety pin goes around the catheter and not through it. Be sure to keep the bag below waist level. When getting into bed, hang the urine bag beside the bed or on the frame of the bed. Keep the tubing free of kinks or loops. Only take the catheter and tubing apart to change the urine bag. Foley Catheter Foley Catheter Tape Tape Drainage Collection Bag Drainage Collection Bag 2
4 uyh vksj ew= dh FkSyh ls ew= vkids ew=k k; esa okil u cgs blfy, ew= dh FkSyh dks dej dh ÅapkbZ ls uhps j[ksaa ew= ds okil cgus ls laøe.k gks ldrk gsa lwrh vaxol= igusa rkfd vius tuukaxh; {ks= esa ok;q izokg gks vksj og lw[kk jgsa iq# k vksj efgykvksa nksuksa ds fy, çk;% ckwdlj kkwv~lz vf/kd lqfo/kktud gksrs gsaa izfrfnu de ls de 8 fxykl ikuh ;k vu; nzo ih,aa dsqhu okys is;] tsls pk;] dkwqh vksj dksyk ls ijgst djsaa uyh dks [khapsa ughaa pyrs le; uyh ij isj u j[ksaa uyh dks fiu ;k fdyi ds }kjk dim+ksa ls yxkus dh vkidh bpnk gks ldrh gsa lqfuf pr djsa fd lqj{kk fiu dsfksvj ds ckgj&ckgj ls tk, mlls gksdj ughaa lqfuf pr djsa fd FkSyh dej dh ÅapkbZ ls uhps jgsa iyax esa tkrs le;] ew= dh FkSyh dks iyax ds cxy esa iyax ds [kkaps ls yvdk,aa uyh dks,sabu ;k my>us ls cpk,aa dsfksvj vksj uyh dks dsoy ew= dh FkSyh cnyus ds fy, vyx&vyx djsa- Qksyh dsfksvj Qksyh dsfksvj Vsi Vsi viokg laxzg FkSyh viokg laxzg FkSyh Care of a Foley Catheter. Hindi. 2
5 How to clean around your catheter 1. Wash your hands with soap and water. 2. Clean the skin near the catheter. Take a clean washcloth and moisten with warm water and soap. Gently wash around your urinary opening. 3. Hold the end of the catheter to keep it from being pulled. Wash around the catheter to remove any blood, crust or mucus, cleaning from near the body down the catheter. Never clean the catheter towards your body because it may increase your chances of getting an infection. 4. Wash the area around your anus with a clean washcloth and warm water. 5. Rinse using another clean washcloth moistened with warm water. 6. Pat the genital area dry with a clean towel. 7. Tape the catheter to your body to prevent it from being pulled out. Make sure there is enough tubing so the catheter will not be pulled when you move your leg. Women should tape the catheter to the upper leg. Men should tape the catheter to the lower abdomen or high on the leg so the catheter does not pull the penis downward. Measuring the urine from your urine bag Empty the urine bag when it is ⅔ full or at least every 8 hours. 1. If you are to record the amount of urine, place a measuring container on the floor next to you. If you are not to keep a record of the amount, you can empty the urine into the toilet. 2. Remove the drain spout from its holder on the bottom of the urine bag without touching its tip. Open the clamp on the spout. 3
6 vius dsfksvj ds vkl&ikl lqkbz dsls djsa 1. vius gkfkksa dks lkcqu vksj ikuh ls /kks,aa 2. dsfksvj ds ikl dh Ropk dh lqkbz djsaa,d lkq okw kdykwfk ysa vksj mls xje ikuh vksj lkcqu ls xhyk djsaa ew= djus ds eqgkus ds vkl&ikl gyds&gyds /kks,aa 3. dsfksvj ds fljs dks idm+dj j[ksa rkfd og f[kap u tk,a dsfksvj ds vkl&ikl lqkbz djds jdr] iim+h ;k ys ek dks gvk,a] kjhj ds ikl ls lqkbz djrs gq, dsfksvj dks uhps dh rjq lkq djsaa dsfksvj dks dhkh Hkh vius kjhj dh vksj u lkq djsa D;ksafd blls vkidks laøe.k gks ldrk gsa 4. vius xqnk ds vkl&ikl ds {ks= dks,d lkq okw kdykwfk vksj xje ikuh ls /kks,aa 5.,d nwljs xquxqus ikuh ls xhys fd;s lkq okw kdykwfk ls iz{kkyu djsaa 6.,d lkq rksfy;k ysdj tuukaxh; {ks= dks gyds&gyds lq[kk,aa 7. dsfksvj dks Vsi ds }kjk vius kjhj ls yxk ysa rkfd og f[kapdj ckgj u fudy vk,a lqfuf pr djsa fd uyh i;kzir yach gks rkfd isj pykrs le; dsfksvj f[kapdj ckgj u fudy vk,a efgykvksa dks pkfg, fd dsfksvj dks Vsi ds }kjk isj ds Åijh fglls esa yxk ysaa iq# kksa dks pkfg, fd dsfksvj dks isv ds fupys fglls ij ;k isj ij Åij dh vksj Vsi ds } kjk yxk,a rkfd dsfksvj fyax dks uhps dh vksj u [khapsa ew= dh FkSyh ls ew= dk ekiu djuk ew= dh FkSyh dks tc og ⅔ Hkj tk, ;k de ls de gj 8?kaVs ij [kkyh djsaa 1. ;fn vkidks ew= dh ek=k ntz djuh gks] rks Q kz ij vius djhc,d ekiu ik= j[ksaa ;fn vkidks ew= dh ek=k ntz u djuh gks] rks vki ew= dks kkspky; esa cgk ldrsldrh gsaa 2. ew= dh FkSyh ds uhps ls viokfgdk VksaVh ds fljs dks Nq, fcuk mlds gksymj ls fudkysaa VksaVh dk DySi [kksysaa Care of a Foley Catheter. Hindi. 3
7 3. Let the urine flow out of the urine bag into the container or toilet. Do not let the drain tube touch anything. 4. When the bag is empty, clean the end of the drain spout with water and tissue. Close the clamp and put the drain spout into its holder at the bottom of the urine bag. 5. If you are to measure the amount, record how much urine is in the container. Empty the measuring container into the toilet. Rinse the container with clean water. Changing and cleaning your urine bag 1. Get a new or clean urine bag with tubing. 2. Put a clamp on the catheter tubing near the end that connects to the urine bag tube. 3. Remove the catheter from the tubing to the old bag. 4. Clean the ends of the new bag tubing and catheter with alcohol before putting them back together. 5. Connect the catheter to the new bag. 6. Open the clamp on the catheter tubing. 7. Rinse the old bag with warm water. 8. Fill the bag with 2 parts white vinegar to 3 parts tap water. Leave the water and vinegar mixture in the bag for at least 20 minutes. You may use chlorine bleach instead of the vinegar. 9. Empty and rinse the bag. Hang it upside down and let it air dry. 10. When the bag is dry, store it in a clean plastic bag until you are ready to use it again. 4
8 3. ew= dh FkSyh ls ew= dks kkspky; ;k ik= esa izokfgr gksus nsaa izokfgdk uyh dks fdlh Hkh pht ls Nwus u nsaa 4. FkSyh ds [kkyh gks tkus ds ckn] viokfgdk VksaVh ds fljs dks ikuh vksj fv kw ls lkq djsaa DySai can djsa vksj viokfgdk VksaVh dks ew= dh FkSyh ds uhps mlds gksymj esa yxk,aa 5. ;fn vkidks ew= dh ek=k dk ekiu djuk gks] rks ntz djsa fd ik= esa fdruk ew= gsa ekiu ik= dks kkspky; esa [kkyh djsaa ik= dks lkq ikuh ls [kaxkysaa vius ew= dh FkSyh dks cnyuk vksj mldh lqkbz djuk 1. uyh yxh ubz ;k lkq ew= dh FkSyh izkir djsaa 2. ew= dh FkSyh ls tqm+us okys fljs ds ikl dsfksvj dh uyh ij,d DySEi yxk,aa 3. dsfksvj dks iqjkuh FkSyh dh uyh ls fudkysaa 4. ubz FkSyh dh uyh vksj dsfksvj dks okil,d lkfk yxkus ls igys vydksgy ls lkq djsaa 5. dsfksvj dks uã FkSyh ls tksm+saa 6. dsfksvj dh uyh dk DySEai [kksysaa 7. iqjkuh FkSyh dks xje ikuh ls [kaxkysaa 8. FkSyh dks 2 fgllk lqsn fljdk vksj 3 fgllk rktk ikuh ls HkjsaA ikuh vksj fljds ds fej.k dks FkSyh esa 20 feuv rd j[ksaa vki fljds ds LFkku ij Dyksjhu Cyhp dk mi;ksx dj ldrs gsaa 9. FkSyh dks [kkyh djsa vksj [kaxkysaa myvk djds yvdk,a vksj gok esa lw[kus ds fy, NksM+ nsaa 10 FkSyh ds lw[k tkus ds ckn] mls,d lkq IykfLVd dh FkSyh esa rcrd j[ksa tcrd fd vki mldk fqj ls mi;ksx djus dks rs;kj u gks tk,aa Care of a Foley Catheter. Hindi. 4
9 Removing your catheter Your doctor or nurse will remove your catheter when it is no longer needed. A syringe will be used to remove the water from the balloon inside your bladder. The catheter will then be gently pulled out. Problem Solving If your catheter is not draining: Check to see if the tubing is twisted or bent. See if you are lying on the catheter or tubing. Make sure the urine bag is below waist level. If your catheter comes out or is leaking: Place a towel or waterproof pad under you. Do not try to put the catheter back in. Call your doctor or nurse right away if: Your catheter comes out or is leaking. Your urine changes to be thick or more cloudy, or there is more mucus or blood in it. Your urine has a strong, foul odor. No urine has drained from your catheter in 6 to 8 hours. You have pain or burning near the catheter or in your bladder, abdomen or lower back. You have shaking or chills or your temperature is over degrees F or 38 degrees C. Talk to your doctor or nurse if you have any questions or concerns /2011 Health Information Translations Unless otherwise stated, user may print or download information from for personal, non-commercial use only. The medical information found on this website should not be used in place of a consultation with your doctor or other health care provider. You should always seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health care provider before you start or stop any treatment or with any questions you may have about a medical condition. The Ohio State University Medical Center, Mount Carmel Health System, OhioHealth and Nationwide Children s Hospital are not responsible for injuries or damages you may incur as a result of your stopping medical treatment or your failure to obtain medical treatment. 5
10 vius dsfksvj dks fudkyuk dsfksvj dh vksj vf/kd vko ;drk u jg tkus ij vkidk fpfdrld ;k ulz mls fudkysxk fudkysxha vkids ew=k k; ds Hkhrj xqcckjs ls ikuh fudkyus ds fy, flfjat dk mi;ksx fd;k tk,xka blds ckn dsfksvj dks gyds ls [khap dj ckgj fudkyk tk,xka lel;k dk lek/kku djuk ;fn vkidk dsfksvj viokfgr ugha gks jgk gs% tk p djsa fd uyh,sabh gqbz ;k eqm+h gqbz gs ;k ughaa ns[ksa fd vki dsfksvj ;k uyh ij ysvs gq, rks ugha gsaa lqfuf pr djsa fd ew= dh FkSyh dej dh ÅapkbZ ls uhps jgsa ;fn vkidk dsfksvj ckgj fudy vkrk gs ;k mlesa fjlko gks jgk gks% vius uhps dksbz rksfy;k ;k tyjks/kh ism yxk,aa dsfksvj dks okil vanj Mkyus dk iz;kl u djsaa vius fpfdrld ;k ulz dks rrdky dkwy djsa ;fn% vkidk dsfksvj ckgj fudy vk;k gks ;k mlesa fjlko gks jgk gksa vkids ew= esa ifjorzu gksrk gs vksj og vksj xk<+k ;k /kqa/kyk gks tkrk gs] ;k mlesa vksj vf/kd ys ek ;k jdr gksa vkids ew= ls rst] cncwnkj xa/k vk jgh gksa 6 ls 8?kaVs esa vkids dsfksvj ls ew= izokfgr gh u gqvk gksa dsfksvj ds ikl ;k vkids ew=k k; esa] isv ;k ihb ds fupys fglls esa vkidks nnz ;k tyu eglwl gksa vkidks FkjFkjkgV ;k daidaih gks ;k vkidk rkieku fmxzh F ;k 38 fmxzh C ls vf/kd gksa ;fn vkidks dksbz iz u ;k fpark,a gksa rks vius fpfdrld ;k ulz ls ckr djsaa /2011 Health Information Translations Unless otherwise stated, user may print or download information from for personal, non-commercial use only. The medical information found on this website should not be used in place of a consultation with your doctor or other health care provider. You should always seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health care provider before you start or stop any treatment or with any questions you may have about a medical condition. The Ohio State University Medical Center, Mount Carmel Health System, OhioHealth and Nationwide Children s Hospital are not responsible for injuries or damages you may incur as a result of your stopping medical treatment or your failure to obtain medical treatment. Care of a Foley Catheter. Hindi. 5
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